My husband's dad, Ted, died February 27 of this year at the age of 93. Ted and his wife, Faye, have 12 children, with spouses, grandkids, great-grandkids and great-great-grandkids (177 descendents) we thought at his wake we would use name tags with color coded ink so everyone would know Name, whom from the 12 they belonged to, and their relation to Ted. That part worked great but they didn't stick too good. They started to curl up on the edges after while. We didn't wear them to the funeral.
I uses these 4-5 times a year. They are perfect. They stick well and you can write large enough or type out names in advance. I like the option of colors.
I have used several different types of Avery name badges. The new Avery 5395 Removable Name Badges are the easiest ever. I was able to quicly separate the name badges from the backer. They came off cleanly and looked good laid out on the table for the attendees to use. With other backer material, static cling has been an issue giving attendees problems when they tried to throw the backer away. Not with the 5395. Name badges came away from the backer easily and the backer material dropped right in the waste basket (where it belonged). I highly recommend this name badge!
As an event coordinator, I am in constant need of proper name tags. The Avery 5395 works perfectly when importing names and company tags to each label, plus they are perforated and easy to pop off. I highly recommend this product as you can just type in the #5395 into the search toolbar in Word and the template will auto download. You can also cross-reference from Excel making it that much more simple to import over multiple platforms. I use them all the time.
I used this for my conference and this saved me time from putting name boards on the table. With this I was able to kill 2 birds with one stone and I was able to easily identify others.